(a)

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Step 1:

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Initial concentration of A is \"\".

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First half life time is 25 min .

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Second half life time is 50 min .

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Observe that , each successive half–life is double the preceding one.

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So the given reaction is second order reaction.

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The rate law for second order reaction is \"\". \ \

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Where k = rate constant ,

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              [A] = concentration of A at time t.

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Solution:

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The rate law of reaction is \"\".

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(b)

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Step 1:

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Initial concentration of A is \"\".

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First half life time is 25 min .

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Second half life time is 50 min .

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Find the rate constant k .

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Use the second order half life formula : \"\".

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Where k = rate constant ,

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              [A]0 = initial concentration of A .

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Substitute \"\" and \"\" min .

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\"\"

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Solution:

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The rate constant is \"\".

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(c)

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Step 1:

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Initial concentration of A is \"\".

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First half life time is 25 min .

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Second half life time is 50 min .

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Find the  [A] at t = 525 min .

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Use the second order Integrated rate law  : \"\".

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Where k = rate constant ,

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              [A]0 = initial concentration of A,

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              t is time.

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Substitute \"\" ,\"\" and \"\" min .

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\"\"

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Solution:

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The concentration at \"\" min  is \"\".